'Agatha All Along': Lilia's Latest Prophecy May Spell Trouble For A Fan-Favourite Coven Member

WARNING! SPOILERS for Agatha All Along 1x04, 'If I Can't Reach You/Let My Song Teach You'

Since her introduction in the second episode of Agatha All Along, former police officer Alice Wu-Gulliver, played by Ali Ahn, has proven popular with fans. Recruited by Agatha to be the coven's Protector witch, fans have loved seeing Alice slowly embrace her witchy status, and in the most recent episode, conquer generational trauma by breaking the generational curse that killed both her Grandmother, and her Mother, music star Lorna Wu.

However, a brief moment in episode 4 has some fans fearing that our beloved protector is not long for this world.

"Alice, don't!"

Throughout the series so far, Lilia Calderu, the coven's Divination witch, has shown a tendency to seemingly random prophetic outbursts, of which she seems to have no memory after the fact. Most fans, understandably, believe these prophecies will reflect events to come in future episodes.

Episode four is no different. While paired off with Alice as they search for the clue that will trigger the Second Trial (Designed, as it turned out, to test Alice's skills as protector), Lilia experiences one of her prophecies, crying:

"Alice, don't!"

Unfortunately, when a confused Alice asks what Lilia means, her coven mate has no recollection of her prophecy, despite having made it only moments earlier. Now, some fans are fearing for Alice's life, and there are a few clues in trailer footage from upcoming episodes to support this unfortunate hypothesis.

Alice's Protector instinct could be her undoing

In episode two, after the coven initially believes they have failed to open the Witches' Road, Agatha attempts to goad her fellow witches into attacking her, in he hope that being blasted may trigger her power-draining abilities. The plan fails, in part because Agatha had already warned Lilia of what could happen if anyone blasted her, but also because Alice, the only one with 'active' magic (Lilia's power is prophecy, and Jen is bound) did not believe the Road actually existed at that point, and was therefore not affected enough by Agatha's barbs to attack her over them.

However, tragedy could be set to strike in an upcoming episode, possibly as soon as next week's episode five. In the episode in question, based on clips seen in the trailers, Agatha is set to be possessed and transformed into a zombie-like creature, attacking her coven-mates.

Another shot from the same episode depicts Alice blasting an unseen figure, possibly the possessed Agatha, with her orange/fire magic. A brief shot of a similar orange magic in Agatha's hand is seen in another trailer. This has led to a theory that Lilia's "Alice, don't!" prophecy will come about as a warning to Alice not to blast Agatha, and that if she blasts her anyway, Agatha, in her possessed state, may be triggered to drain and possibly kill Alice.

Why Alice's death would sadly fit the narrative.

Unfortunately for the character's growing number of fans, the death of Alice Wu-Gulliver at this point in Agatha All Along would make a certain amount of narrative sense. After breaking her family's generational curse and finding closure on her Mother's death, Alice has more or less already got the thing she wanted from walking the Witches' Road, and therefore she has less reason for being there in-story.

Things get worse still when you consider Agatha's hint at the beginning of episode four that only two will make it to the end of the Road. If the intention is for most of the Coven to be wiped out, it makes sense to take out the Protector first. And if Agatha were to kill Alice, even if it was unintentional, it would explain why the Teen seems to have grown more jaded regarding Agatha in later trailers.

While hope is not entirely lost, don't be surprised if we say goodbye to Alice sometime soon.